It's a thin book, but it's the book of an old Chinese professor, and I believe it and I read it. I wanted to know more about the White Town Battle, but I'm afraid it's been written briefly. The reason for the defeat was that the tide was not considered because of pride in knowing the white terrain, why the ships were so strong that they directly crashed into the army and scattered the tide of the ships. But why did more than 27,000 troops lose in 1,000? I'd like to know more about the White